Judith (Original title)
Dates: 1965 (Copyright), 20 January 1966 (Release)Countries: USA, United Kingdom, IsraelDirected by: Daniel Mann
Synopsis: Judith Auerbach arrives in Palestine illegally in 1947. Her aim is to find her German husband Gustav Schiller, a former Nazi who has taken her son, and kill him.
Genre: Drama
Subjects: Israeli Palestinian conflict, Palestine, Kibbutzim
Releases
Date: 20 January 1966Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Sound - MonoRuntime: 109 mins Dialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Paramount Pictures
Date: 14 March 1966Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - Sound - MonoRuntime: 109 mins Length: 9808 FeetDialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Paramount
Dates: 1965 (Copyright), 20 January 1966 (Release)Countries: USA, United Kingdom, IsraelDirected by: Daniel Mann
Synopsis: Judith Auerbach arrives in Palestine illegally in 1947. Her aim is to find her German husband Gustav Schiller, a former Nazi who has taken her son, and kill him.
Genre: Drama
Subjects: Israeli Palestinian conflict, Palestine, Kibbutzim
Releases
Date: 20 January 1966Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Sound - MonoRuntime: 109 mins Dialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Paramount Pictures
Date: 14 March 1966Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - Sound - MonoRuntime: 109 mins Length: 9808 FeetDialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Paramount
Credits
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©: Paramount Pictures Corporation, Cumulus Productions Ltd., [Production Company]: Command, Produced by: Kurt Unger, Associate Producer: Philip M. Breen, Production Manager: Lloyd Anderson, Israeli Production Manager: Mati Raz, Production Supervisor: John Coonan, Location Manager: Geoffrey Helman, Location Manager: Kay Johns, 2nd Unit Director: Nicolas Roeg, Assistant Director: Gerry O'Hara, Assistant Director: Yoel Silberg, Assistant Director: Ivan Lengyel, Continuity: Pam Davies, Screenplay by: John Michael Hayes, From an original story by: Lawrence Durrell, Director of Photography: John Wilcox, Additional Photography: Nicolas Roeg, Camera Operator: Austin Dempster, Alex Thompson, [Focus Puller]: Geoffrey Glover, Special Effects: Cliff Richardson, Special Effects: Roy Whybrow, Editor: Peter Taylor, Assistant Editor: Graham Harris, Production Designer: Wilfrid Shingleton, Art Director: Tony Woollard, Art Director: Tony Rimmington, Special Art Director: Tony Pratt, Set Decorator: Peter Russell, Construction Manager: Peter Dukelow, Costume Designer: Yvonne Blake, Miss Loren's Costume Designer: Gaia Romanini, Chief Make-up: Wally Schneiderman, Miss Loren's Make-up: Giuseppe Annunziata, Miss Loren's Hairdresser: Amalia Paoletti, Music Composed and Conducted by: Sol Kaplan, Music Played by: Sinfonia of London, Orchestrations: Wally Stott, Sound Recordist: David Hildyard, John Aldred, Dubbing Editor: Archie Ludski, Dubbing Editor: Janet Davidson, Stan Fiferman, Sound System: RCA, Technical Adviser: Nathan Shaham
Cast
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Sophia Loren (Judith), Peter Finch (Aaron Stein), Jack Hawkins (Major Lawton), Hans Verner (Gustav Schiller), Frank Wolff (Elie), Shraga Friedman (Nathan), André Morell (Chaim), Zaharira Charifai (Rachel), Arnoldo Foà (interrogator), Joseph Gross (Yaneck), Roger Beaumont (Zeev), Zipora Peled (Hannah), Peter Burton (Conklin), Terence Alexander (Lieutenant Carstairs), Daniel Ocko (Arab guide), Gilad Constantiner (Dubin), Roland Bartrop (Aba), John Stacy (researcher), Esther Kfir, Hilel Raveh, David Samadar, Aaron Shemi, Mona Silberstein, Judy Amer, Dahlia Bachboud, Eileen Benskin, Alexander Gronovski, Judith Hirsh, Adi Kaplan, Yeacov Ben Tov, Leo Young, Chanan Avdori, Wolff Barzelle, Zmira Eilan, Rina Harareet, Geula Jeffet, Michael Kfir, Shafrira Zakai, Pincus Pesso, Sam Rois, Naava Shan, Daniela Kochavi, Ben Zion Silberg, Rachel Timor, Alexander Yahalomi (Member of Kibbutz, Gates of Galilee), Shoshana Barnea ([Mrs. Gross])